Address.
24 High street, Norwalk.
168 Main street. Norwalk.
Cornwall Bridge, Conn.
64 Wilton avenue. N
81 Wall street. Norwalk.
102 80.11am street, South Nerwalk.
17 Chapel street. Norwalk.
6 Chestnut street, Norwalk.
”21—471mm, new.
WTheruton. Wilmet w.
will—Buttons. Lorene.
1 2722——Muhoney, Michael,
‘W met. WW 6. 1:.
WM John. ‘ Batten, Conn.
Wm; Grasse'ro __ Newton Heights. 'mrien. Conn.
W and: 8.. {4 .3 mm mm
'Mwli‘lsher. William 6.. 1444 Second Ave. N. Y., clo Ernest
' ’2924~—Smith, Aizsmora 3.. .; linden. Conn. ,
3828*Kh0bel, Herbert N. W «It m
mil—Sprays. Henry. r .. meet nmnblevt‘uen.
_ Woodmen George A. Box 2. Men. Ones.
14.810440. 1. minions. Ark.
Spring Hill avenue, Norwalk.
Fowler, Cal.
6.111491 street. mason-milk.
10 Mes stmtt. man man.
44 Love street. South Net-walk.
55 W Zundt abutment Nor-It.
31 80. Main street, South Norwalk.
2918-1101:, Harry.
Quit—Carroll, William J...
flab-Hammer, Mathias.
3973—Burke, Mathew J»
388M0rcorau. Edward 1..
. 3967—Damato. Frank.
ROW—nominal, Jamum
Boos—Brantley. Fred Harold,
LIST OF MEN GOING To THE NEWTON TRAINING SCHOOL. NEWTON,
MASSACHUSETTS. AUGUST 451’“, 1916.
Harmon, John P., 8 “Reed street, South Norwalk.
Meeker, Chester P., .8 Mama, South Norwall-t.
Gregory, Moses C. New Canaan, Conn.
Match 22 Union street. Garth Normalk
Noble. Albert 8.. New mason. Conn.
Miller, Walter K,’ New Canaan. Conn.
Pencil, Aloysius W. ,1 ._ :10 Havilund street, South Norwalk.“
Harris. innel, 166 Whoreemucuflenalk , -'
Dugdlle. Game, 1 Nomi/on Heights, moan. Conn.
W
E? RMfithOIgl 1;ng race announced today.
$11713 FRONT fiSII 0n the “(1,1thng front othIIIIIIII
my RETIRE 79119144315355“$4353.53 1.315
.i-‘r —.,.
‘1
when they captured that Gannon Total, 10.
1 base. The fighting is said to have'
‘ 3810011121111 bitccrest of the whole war,
I The Prussian Guards asking no
. Quarter and being bayonetcd 1911:, f‘f‘“ .
‘ «clubbed to death as they stdod by “"m '°' W" “”92“"! A“ ’I 0"
theirvma l ‘. 8 guns ,1 Battle Line," Colonel Says.
PARIS, August 5.—-The long
bombardment of the Paris
was resumed this morning.
w
DON'T as new on: in 1i. 15.
———Former President Roosevelt came
‘out 01 the seclusion or his vacation 11e-
region treat he1e on the Maine coast to de-
:terday.
PARIS Auguht 5_—Th(1re was within automobile or motor boat dis-
a lull' 111 the battle along the Soisfi
m -Rheims front last night and
the breathing spell extended into pi
this morning. The Gelmans
11011111 to give the coloncla grouting.
Standing on a platform under the
, , ' e war.
the l esle r11 er banks into 111: amps cm“ of Civilization.
and morasses, and they are mak-i "We are at the mm of 01111112811011,
ing a stiller stand here than 11 as he. said.
anticipated
WASHINGTON Aug. 5-401? the
lAmerican soldiers
wounded in the Juan of ours overseas
Just ice.
than “Do not be,a deadweight in the boat
from their wounds more
- 13012—81011“. Vito, ‘ Pnpp street, South Nomalk.
. Melba, Ilehnel. 35 Port street. East Norwalk.
We}; hater T. .. ‘BE'Waahlutll m W Swath.
m—Mll, hhdames. . New Canaan. Con.
“afloat. William. 1 Norman Heights, Dorian.
”Nutrient. George I... 13 Clay street, South Norwaik.
“Ow-Allen. Giii’ord E. City Hotel. South Norwalk.
- ”SS—Mo. Pasquale. 27 Chapel street, Norwalk.
‘ Minuet. Joint mob. ole 71:11 “3.98"" Clear 31‘s.. Hoosier .
' " S, . .
-Sammls. Clllford E. .106 Park street, New Canaan.
8088 31-11me 10 ton nyenue.Noch
Mars were 1111111111111; War Of-
. DARK HARBOR, Maine, August ‘3.
liver 11 stining patriotic address yes-
From every summer resort
tance guests and native flocked to this
no t1ees, with the tings of all the na-
are tions allied against Germany draped
being favored by the heather (3011- about blur fie “PH“ “'0 “39‘8““ *0
Iditions, which have transformed 1"“ all they had into the winning °‘
"4‘: is 101.1111 men and women"
in America to decide whether they
:shail hold their heads higher: whether
they shall so act as never again be
able to look into the races or those
You will have
Marne -Aisno ofiensiv e, probably to make good There Will be no ox-
less than one in t11enty will die cusert‘oi failure accepted at the hate!
four-fifths 11111 be. returned to oer-5mg a“ your strength The place m.
06:11. sublime
surname Linea”.
“enema-memes“
“memmw
1 weswmevenu
William Edvard. Albert RI. Malian
and T. C. Balsam.
Routine bills were presented and
mat “Idiot theIitIter was plat:
ed early in the season, there is no pre-
aentmdtufinn tbatthll can be in»
mm. “The ruling is that no public
We“ be- deli- our set .41
all householders are Wed Mala.
dently this has not yet bemdae.
The W told a: she
or authorises or books tor the sol-
1 dlers. .Thebooks were com by
the financiers-19316:” in
Maui 500! h m. “The!
run“ by 81111 ‘My stereo
. nib heady oi Newbie-8s.
Circulation was 3‘1, hooks mended
_ in the work-room 599. New bookie-1
1 here 26. Last summer the menus
. task at more W ends
‘ was not thoul: on be aided poo=
out I. were”! that mm as.
"live" cards. There are at present
WM“ NOT”.
Weed tsturday~loruicls Von.
‘burah. Diners Court.- John Council.
'Wliton.
Discharged :1me W
son, Woltplt avenue; Thou-s our.
Spring Hill avenue: Max Revnik, Wa-
iter street.
Disallowed Mondale—Charles Wil-
cox. Falriield avenue.
Admitted today—Arthur Bloom, Un-
ion auntie.
,N.Y..N.H on. runners:
6.87 "3:553:23 5 m
:.7 ' x. . ‘8: 98.3:
9:89. 80: '35'2. 10:52 x. *5:
P ””1299”. 5:1: ‘53 mm
only). 1308!. 193853217X.
lyl. 71:02:11.3 our. 9:90 («contagion
dull. 10:87:. I
Send.
A. 51—42. . 5.. . '1
WAY _ lshown some activity north of 9 19;. 10- .333‘52. 03:2,“. 5 89! 8.158.
vBethune and between Hazebrouck 5 f3. ggérolsv. 3241:. 3.12s. «32:.
Canon an From Page One). land Y res. 1 .1 . . : 2x."7:‘12x. 7:4511. 7:571.
‘ u i p 8: 06x 10 or: 10: 40.
PARIS, August 5.——The Ameri-E 'ASHINGTON, A111: 5.-—-—'l‘he $133511? fifiTaé§23W
foam covered themselves with' Marine Corps casualty list 911011'S:3¢~5h,9:15x‘g,“x. 10150: ' '
glory in the hand to hand fightmg Killed in action, ‘ 9; died of a pry—.1333; n- (53, '1 as :1; n,
in the streets of Flames yesterday, 'wounds received 111 action, 1. (Saturday 011111.111: (Saturday only).
um 2:37. 3: 30!, 8:63. 4:18! (except
Saturdays). 4. 23. 6: 13:. 455;”, Q0017.
’ 9 198:, 5:101. 11:15:...11:I5
WAR BOAT, 7.11 ”TELLS CROWD
Men.
A “.4100 8: 00:, 3.00! 9:218.
10: 031:. 10: 80:.
9 ll.!~1810. 1:99:11“: "3185!.
5:02, 6:251. 8200:. 7:051:, 3:10x. 8:23.
9:00x. 10:00:, 1121812 11:46:. ~
SOUTH :NORWNLK 70 ”NW
HAVEN
-.A 81—12526: 12.581.5137 “'8. 07,
7.16.9:10x,10:22r.11:581.
P. 37.150, 2:20 (Bridgeport only
Saturday only), 2:41 (Ilrldsellon only
Saturdays). 2:47 (13743369011. except
Saturdays). 3: 271:, It: 28. 5:13. '6: 21.
:Ifi; ‘1'7 09!. ‘7 32 (Bridgeport only).
8911
A. M.—-—12:26x. 12:36. 7:43. 0:191,
10:19. 11:12:. 11:88::
P. hrs—2:102. 3:06» 433:. 6:232.
, 6:48, 7:03x,‘?8:28. 912611307101:
NEW JHAVEN .70 SOUTH
NORWALK. '
A. 519—12 :258. 8. 10!. 4158!. 5:50.
8: 50, ‘:8 95:. S: 30.“ 9: 8.12. 19:90. I
P. 58—22171. 380‘: 8:85, 5:13:
5:32x, 5'37.6:11x. 9:181. .
Sundays.
A. M.——4:10:, «53:, 7:55, 8:303,
931:. 11:00. '
P. M.~—12:17x, 1255:. 2:23; 3:401;
fillgbxmflx. 6311:, 7:053, 9415:. 9:35.
SOUTH NO‘RWALK T0 DANIURY
nearly 4,000 hookinkers and the month,
$1 new book-tubers seldom lull below:
5. -
1149. a 19211.4..31x 6147.4de '1 i
vice and only fourteen per cent. ‘,men of fighting age is on the fighting
will be dischargtd. for disability. 'line The place for men who are not
tit:(:'<,1rdi1.1y.I to a statement of the able ‘0 fight *5 1° Wk“ it WWW“ {0“
A. 51:45:13. 8: 27, 9: 59x.
P. 51—1: 27. 1: 54:. 2: 48 (Saturday!
chief of stafi today, based upon the
nficiallv attested experience of the
only), 4: 33x, 5:27 (except Saturdays)
Sundays,
A.M.——9:25,10:29x
(game one else to light. And you. .moth- 6 25
e-rs. wives and sisters. it is your place
to bear yom burdens cheerfully and to
a
Pf"! 1’1'
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, new”.
snow 11, 111111.
'13:
:‘mle Sims dmI dolly at six o’clock
The August Sale of Pius
Commas Monday
metal favorable in regard to
””- 1.5.9,]
Fox; -Eudlonm Buckle“,
09.19! “mm.
Iron 866.60% 1669.09 1: ,
Fur Coat:
Mitt.
more money hasheen spent and greats;
arches been exercised to provide the
kind of furs one expects; to find at
Read 16. How. wdl we. have Succeeded
flmay be seen by themdllerful group of
The For Sale of last year showed the
udveutnge of a Summer Sale of Furs
Wish this war time your conditions '
labor,
~‘lf't‘fir”
8.7
‘11.: r l
3min: I008“. Mk skins. 11m Seal ‘colhrs, 28 inches long,‘ fl
collars of Hudson Soul,
”8197 1...;
WOMEN"
39 23mm 7&9: ‘IIIIISI
W M Rom MM“: ‘5 mall“ lonngII :-
I3".
An important Week to Shoppers
' Ibo “WWW nd'lebrremugs,
' ' ind-0141:9001- coverlm1mm and
Draperies together with the China’ 1.1..
dodged-6 Furnishings continues. ’7' I. 1
their. iniuenthag 5pm 9116 1011011111;
., . .1111!th new
furniture,
Russ.
China,
Ellison,
Odd lots hi .
laces and W1 '
' Odd loin oil! I '
Md Goods $971.1.mbroidu‘y.
"m
‘" ... in“,
I Silver,
15555285! “I ”’1‘?
'v
' '1
.. a
1315 P46514783. o
BW-II
.1113? of 1
4113175.“de
.2; 1318730 1 1
It?
“also! a? ,
-50.
etc
Ifilflw
3195.90
. .1 1 ‘
H‘ltl‘oughouf'tlle store newton: alpartthe'nts oil'cr
mandate.
Ionb'flnduwear,“
Women’r Sin Underwear.
. 113;. ~
Lingerie and News We: . ' , '
Administration a Connection: dileeh ri or Australia, and that considerable fur
. lAlh'es during the four years
‘_ mar.
m
res, near Neuville-Yitasse, in which ANNE“ “0991277131 “”49 names.
of make it easy for tire boys over there.” =
American may capture Fore en- Tar-
LONDON, Aug 5. —RaiIding op- denois and Fismes. but will they e1 er
Iterations were carried out, last learn to pronounce them? When the
mght by the British south of Ar- fighting gets 00 Gentlan 501‘ we'll
P. fit—2: 15. 7: 20.
DANBURY TO SOUTH NORWALK
M.--6: 00, 7. 25. 8 25, 10: 051.
11550.
P. M.—4: 33. 7: 07. 8: 36 (except But
III-days).
Sundays.
42308. 11:48:.17218.
frost.
11...... imulbnuflalp 4o Relieve
Canning and mm Why.
That vegetables tor home use
lshould be canned just as 1:181 as they
come‘ on the market is proved by
CUIn utnq-v---....-vnvu~v-uo-I..
Telephonepeas.............. . 13:20
“Slander-opens a........ ... .........15
New York State peas. 20
Tomatoes ...‘.... ... 18
Beans ................. . .1820
Out refugee, small . . . .. ........ 25
‘ “This table shows," says Moss
1 Sprasue. “an increase 411.111.1111 25 to
1 60 2-3 per cent..1uhieh' is a considera-
. ..ble additional cost to the family which
mes canned goods in its dietary as,
my as is recommended“
‘ "It is 'quit'e likely prices may be
; even higher, particulally corn» '48
Mains crop was 'badly damaged by
"This argument should make it!
I doubly plain to amongst; m d that a i
stock or vegetables foi home we!
2 511811111 be canned as last as they Mei
n the market it has been estimated
at this
to. MW}
ior'flfi
CANNED FOOD MAY BE HlGHER.‘ Miss Ill. 1151411: Sweetie, the. Food exists upon cut for from either France lie yesterday the following camegram
from Herbert Hoover which gives.
‘secms to clinch her argument by the those countries. some of which has adopted recently by the Food 'Oentml
following table, based on
which show the advance in the mines
of canned goods since a yes: ago:
."--——:-~1317-——a r—--———-1318—-————n
.1520! cents per can.
25 cents per min.
cents per can. 25- I28 con .5 per can. 1
cents‘ per can. '22 1 cents per cnn.
cents per can. {'10 cents. per can.
cents nor 'can. 25 . cents per cm
cents per can. .25 cents rem-an.
rentsperean. '30 ‘ cents per roan. ..
4hat every adult should out 54 quarts
of vegetables and 45 quarts of trait
during the nine months that fresh
uneductsare not plenty. Stored. trash
and dried products should be used 4::
addition 40 this. It is .also estimated
that a child should have. 879417181111
as much of canned vegetables, or145
quarts, aha toufintths as much or built,
10m
”lasing these figures it is easy 40
'estimhte the number of quarts of vege-
tables .and fruits Which will he néeded
1’01 :1 tamJy of any winner of adults,
and children" 1..
I 1111111111115 1118111le as .
. present conditions thy in the abnorma-
6,
short time. These importations, sup-
would be sufficient he believed. to tide
the indusfl‘y over for a considerable
period of time, and thus the talk of
Ishutting down the shops within a few
months was all unnecessary. i
‘ TROLLEYMEN CLEAN . .
' 1 HARVEST’OF COINS
Motormen and commuters of the
Connecttéut Company, on runs be-
tween Stratford and Milford have
:a new and profitable ..sport Find'i
in: money is the pastime in which
nearly aTi new are engaged, as Well as
a largiportion oi the urchins resident
in the vicinity of East Main street and
berry Boulevard. Stratfiord ‘
So crowded are the earls of the Con-
necticut Company serving workers otI'
the Housatonio- Shipbuilding plant. in
Stratior'd, that passengers are com-
:pelled to 11145:! 411 cramped positions
tend revert upon theotanders when 2118
sailboats of conductors are unavailiug.
In such positions large sums of money
I dilly 11-1311 prices mama acumen:
17111 the ayfia‘gemhaunfacturer to buy
any great quantity. of material 411 ad~
notice; The: not an be had: however.
Immune my tot: it out: he provided.
I 1111 1112111 ammonia mononmam
ocean and he lied 111194958 «more!
his anglers: 11111111114146 lemma 41w
. numb ”comm
haveboeu lost {min the workms’ rock-
work well dorward on the platlovms,
driuins slowly and closely watching
19110 around. It is said that some nice
.fmndslbrhnve been made and the sport
dine become popular. .,
CW
m WARNS U. 18.
piemeIntlng the fur aheady on hand. .i '
iportation oi the necessaiy mo.
'flubon :the running boards, plattorme ‘
1ets Trolleym have become else to ’,
the prevalence of such losses and new ,_
ieports been bought for DanbUry within a lers of the Unitedstatps. France, flab-vb
'and Great Britain:
"Resolved, a‘hat while the increased
production ‘of the United States rem
ders it possible to relax some Of the
restrictions, which have borne with -=
peculiar hardship upon all our peo-
ples. yet it is absolutely neoessarytnzr't
rigid economy and elimination 1.5! 1
waste in the cousumption and ham-4' I
ling of all foodstuffs. as well as ~ . "
creased production, should he or:
tained throughout the European 1:
countries and in North America.
"It is only by such economy
elimination of waste that the
.. id
11.9
oil
13,1
=11- '
vum‘.
I.”
isnpplies from North Amerie'
European front ban be accomr.
and'that stocks of foodstuffs 1 1'
built up in North America as an -
anceaagalnst "the ever present 1
of harvest failureand the poor:- fl... '1'
uesslt-y :or large and emergent t 1
to Europe.
"We cannot administer tlr ‘ 'nl
problem on the basis of on: 1-7. :~';;
war. We must prepare to: its 141.1.
continuance it we are to insure
lute,vlctol'y." '
.lIOSI'l'oN. ,
The name magnum-1m Boston.
a hart on the river WW 111.1111“ 1
flows late 1th? Whhnl'u Ida» "11"
Easter: 1 ms 7
‘Bdtolph’s tan. a": ma. be 8:: 899*
14111111 century nob M ,
intone and Molt": 111114:
was. writing about 4277..
MW
4,... .
I ma- Spawn uege. Pmmpt Vegetable 0: Home Economics. Miss Spraaue is being brought into this country from the full text of a joint resolution. 1 .
Norwalk Chronicler